Delaware US Attorney's office has seven Dem donors

 Breitbart:

At least seven prosecutors in the Delaware U.S. Attorney’s Office reportedly donated to Democrats during the Hunter Biden probe, raising concerns of partisanship and preferential treatment.

As scrutiny mounts on Special Counsel David Weiss, who serves as U.S. Attorney for Delaware and agreed to a sweetheart plea deal with Hunter Biden after five years of investigation, a Washington Examiner analysis found that at least seven prosecutors in Weiss’s office donated to Democrats.

Not one prosecutor donated to a Republican, the analysis revealed.

The partisan donations come as many within the Delaware U.S. Attorney’s Office appear to have deep ties to the Bidens.
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This explains to some extent the otherwise inexplicable response of that office to Hunter Biden's alleged activities. 

See, also:

Regime Media Launder Dirty Details Of Hunter Biden’s Plea Deal And His Dad’s Filthy DOJ

 The corruption has reached new depths, and impeachment inquiries are the only acceptable path forward.

And:

 Whistleblower Puts DOJ On Blast After Biden Investigation Reporting

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